Tribute Pizza

In town visiting for the week. Loved the location in an old Post Office. Nice selection of beer on draft, and cool rotation of special pizzas. The pizza was really great; clearly made with care and attention to detail. We tried their regular and gluten-free crust, both were delicious. If I lived here this would definitely be a place I visited regularly.

The Dirty Dancin' pizza is one of the best pizzas I've ever had. I'm so happy to live so close and be able to order this for carryout. The drink menu changes every now and then, which I also enjoy.

I would write a tribute to Tribute if I was allowed the time and space...
In a world full of pizza venues, this is one of my favorites. They have great quality pies, and a revolving variety of house wines at a fairly decent value... though you could always bring your own and have them uncork it for you... plus, the service is always fantastic!

YUM. Great food and beer, great vibes. We keep bringing friends here and everyone comes back with or without us! Friday and Saturday dinner time & evening gets a bit packed like most other places so plan early or be prepared to enjoy a beverage during your wait. Parking is on the street, but decent walking logistics.

This is one of the few places that really takes into consideration special diets. We ordered some pizza and meatballs to go for a group of us. However, one of us had a dairy and gluten allergy. We ordered a gluten free crust vegan pizza with no cheese and meatballs. They were super nice and called right away to warn us that the meatballs had dairy and refunded us that part of our order right away. Not to mention their gluten free crust was INCREDIBLE it was so delicious! They specially cook their gluten free pizzas in a different pan to prevent cross contamination. I personally really appreciated that they take extra care to honor dietary restrictions. They also just have absolutely phenomenal pizzas. Lastly, I like that they are located in an old post office and still sell stamps and honor the fact that the building used to be a post office.